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In this Photoshop video tutorial, I will show you how you can transform a photo of a cabin on a hot summer day into a cold and snowy day.
We’ll only use a few adjustments layers, filters, and custom brushes to achieve the final effect.
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Photoshop tutorial showing you how to add light beams or light streaks to a photo. In this tutorial, we will use two techniques to create the light rays. In the first, we will use the…
As a novice Photoshop wannabee I’m always interested in Photoshop tutorials.
What kind of plugin do you use to show before and after pict in the same frame… 😀
I really loves you tutorial…
I use this plugin on my website:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/twentytwenty/
Thank you so must 😀
THANKS ALOT!!
SO AMAZING!!
You’re welcome!
This stops working at 4:22. Control, command, click onto any channel panel to highlight doesn’t happen. Do you leave something out or is it me. Thanks
No. I just watched it. If you hold Ctrl (Mac: Command) and click on any of the channel thumbnails you should be able to make a selection out of the light pixels.
Thank you so much for these amazing tutorials!!!
You’re welcome!
As with all the others, this was an amazing tutorial! I seem to find so many hidden tips in these that bleed over into my work flow for other projects, like making the Snow brush, which helps with so many other brush constructions. Also like using the density slider for the mask. I have always just used the brush opacity. While this works it is not too accurate. Using the Gradient Overlay in the Layer Styles is a much better option than using a Gradient Adjustment layer for each area too. I appreciate all the details so much. I saved this tutorial to watch when I needed to change an image to a snow scene and find so many other uses for it. This was an especially good one!
Thank you!